Yala National Park is the second largest of Sri Lanka’s National Parks, but probably its best known. Stretching over 97,800 hectares in extent, the park is home to a multitude of species, including elephants, bears, crocodiles and wild boar.
The park also has the world’s highest concentration of leopards per square kilometre thanks to its ongoing leopard research, conservation and identification project. Although these creatures are notoriously elusive, our afternoon safari provides every opportunity to spot this majestic animal.
Please note: All Freedom Day descriptions represent a typical itinerary and may not operate exactly as described. Local operators may vary from time to time.
This Excursion is featured in the following itineraries:
